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The Renewable House, BRE Innovation Park, Watford is a demonstration project built for INSITE '09 as a code level 4 upgradeable, affordable house.
| Client: |
National Non-Food Crops Centre with funding from Department for Energy & Climate Change |
| Architect: |
Empyer Homes & Archial Architects |
| Client's Agent |
Benchmark Property |
Principal
Contractor: |
Linford Group |
| Location: |
BRE Innovation Park, Watford , UK |
| Partners: |
Lime Technology Ltd. |
| Completion date: |
April 2009 |
| Key Stats: |
The house is based around using renewable materials including Tradical® Hemcrete® to deliver a low cost, affordable house that meets Level 4 of the Code for Sustainable Homes through materials alone, with a build cost of £75,000, excluding groundworks. Whilst offering significantly minimised embodied CO2, the design also enables the easy enhancement to meet Levels 5 and 6.
Once completed the house’s performance will be monitored over a three year period in order to establish evidence of the performance characteristics and the sustainability profile of renewable building materials. It is anticipated the development will demonstrate that low costs and renewable building methods are compatible and together they provide a viable method of delivering sustainable, affordable homes. |
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Commercial Buildings at Greenacres Courtyard, Jennings Business Park provides low running cost, serviced
workshop units in a courtyard setting
| Client: |
Mike Jennings |
| Architect: |
Hudson Hives Partnership |
Principal
Contractor: |
CJ Construction |
Structural
Engineer: |
AKS Ward
The Cox Clifford Partnership |
| Location: |
Chalgrove, Oxfordshire, UK |
| Project Value: |
undisclosed |
| Completion date: |
December 2008 |
| Key Stats: |
The twelve business units were built by Principal Contractor
CJ Construction who were impressed by the simplicity of the
construction process and the speed of erection, particularly for the
second half of the scheme. Even prior to completion, the recognised
demand for new premises was evident with several of the units being
pre-let to local businesses. |
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Adnams Brewery Warehouse and Distribution Centre
Hemp Lime insulation walling for 4,400 m2 distribution centre
| Client: |
Adnams Brewery |
| Architect: |
Aukett Fitzroy Robinson |
| Specialist Engineer: |
Lister Beare |
| Principal Contractor: |
Haymills |
| Location: |
Southwold, Suffolk, UK |
| Project Value: |
£5.8 million |
| Completion date: |
September 2006 |
| Key Stats: |
100,000 compressed (high density) Tradical® lime hemp blocks 1,000 cubic metres of low density Tradical® Hemcrete® |
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Lime Technology Office at Milton Park
Hemcrete® insulation walling for business park Head Office
| Client: |
Lime Technology Ltd. |
| Architect: |
IJP Architect |
| Specialist Engineer: |
Lister Beare |
| Principal Contractor: |
IJP Construction |
| Specialist Contractor: |
Laurent Goudet |
| Location: |
Milton Park, Didcot, Oxfordshire, UK |
| Project Value: |
£0.8 million |
| Completion date: |
February 2007 |
| Key Stats: |
80 cubic metres (160 m2) of Tradical® Hemcrete® walling 30 cubic metres (120 m2) of Tradical® Hemcrete® roof void insulation |
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